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Soba Noodle Azuma

4.3 (516 reviews)
ModerateJapanese, Noodles
Closed • 11:30 am - 9:30 pm
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Moderate noise
Good for kids

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Marc F.

Not surprisingly pretty slow on a random Tuesday evening. Parking is quite easy to find in the lot across the street and slightly down the hill from the restaurant, if nothing is available right on the street out-front. It's quite difficult to find restaurants that specialize in soba noodle so it's great to stumble upon this place. They have an assortment of sashimi, donburi, and soba either cold, hot, or dip. Service was quite attentive to get us started. Remember to bring your appetite and that it's BYOB! The dining room is quaint and quiet and doesn't seem like the place to bring a large group.

Sandy T.

Came here for lunch on a holiday. We called ahead of time and made a reservation since we were a large group. They were very accommodating to our group of 15. There was plenty of space for everyone. The price was reasonable. The menu had a huge variety to select from and you were given the option of portion size. There was something for everyone. I would definitely go back to try other stuff if i was in the neighborhood.

Ikari R.

I've been here since childhood, there have been minor changes but none that make me want to stop coming back. Their udon is the best and soup is full of flavors you can tell they make it there. I always get their Azuma Gozen, and although I notice the quantity of each side dish decreasing very slightly, it's still a wonderful mix. The tempura is perfect, pork is nice and tender, sashimi fresh All this for 25$ is great, and even if you prefer soba they will allow you to choose 100/200/300 grams for no upcharge. Also had takoyaki, you get 5 pieces it's amazing and soft too Service is respectful and amazing. The overall music and design of the place is relaxing. I felt like it was winter again sitting there.

Cold Soba with Sashimi Bowl
Sharon M.

Solid soba noodles with fresh buckwheat (we got them cold). Good dipping sauce. The sashimi don was great as well. Loved most of the fish. Fresh and flavorful. Service was very kind. Very affordable.

Clement L.

Time flies. One of our all-time favorite soba owners passed away last year. Thank you, Sam, for all the delicious handmade soba and udon, and for your warm conversations over the years. We will always remember your kindness and the memories made at Azuma. Rest in peace.

Mackerel. Fried Chicken. Shrimp tempura. Chicken curry.  Udon.
Rence F.

Such a great place for cozy Japanese food. Only thing that sucks is the parking, but the service is great even when they're packed. Have never had an issue and their udon is the best. The broth honestly gives me extra HP.

Tonkatsu and Sashimi Set
Yongyi C.

Giving this a 4.5 - if your in the area this a great jaapanese soba spot! I've been here twice, the 1st time getting the soba noodles and the 2nd time getting this tonkatsu & sashimi set. The food here tastes pretty good overall (not just the soba noodles). I found out they are also doing breakfast on weekends so I look forward to trying it out!

Dorothy L.

My husband and I was looking for a place to eat and we don't know what to eat.. was thinking about ramen, but then we pass by this place and decided to give it a try.. It was a cold day so my husband decided to get the nabeyaki udon, and I decided to try the soba lunch special (cold soba with chicken tempura egg rice bowl) OMG.. the udon was sooooo delicious!! Not sure if it's because it was cold outside, but this hot udon hit the spot!! Not that the soba is not good, but since the udon warm you up right away, soba seems to make you cold.. they were all delicious and we would definitely go back for more!!

300 g soba noodle w/ curry rice side
Dan Z.

Hard to find a better place for cold soba. It's not a 5/5 but there is nowhere else to go if you want a heaping bowl of cold soba. If you've experienced the real deal in Japan then this is as close as it gets in this area. You will leave full and I appreciate that the noodle portion is adjustable. I usually get the set which comes with different rice dishes. We also got the tofu agashi which was decent. The okonomoyaki pancake was also pretty good. They renovated the interior so it's more spacious with more seating. There is also more parking constructed near the restaurant. Service is quick. You won't be dissatisfied eating here!

Nabeyaki Udon
Pamela L.

If this place were closer to me I would visit it once a week. This is as authentic as it gets for Japanese soba/udon in this area. Their picture menu will have your head spinning because of the endless food combo dishes. On this visit I chose their AZUMA GOZEN SET. You can have the soba cold or hot. For the noodles just know that you will paid the same price whether you choose small, medium or the large (100 grams of soba per portion). I loved all the sides that came with, super delish and their tempura is one of the best I have ever had. And don't get me started on their gorgeous presentation. I plan to come back to try their other dishes. Reservations are highly recommended as the place has limited seating. Staff is super friendly. Fun fact: buckwheat noodles has many incredible health benefits so slurp up!!

Yu Ya H.

We randomly walked in to this place after seeing their menu and seeing the activity inside and I'm glad we did. The place has around 10-15 tables and it was almost full on Friday evening. They have an extensive soba and udon set menus (the menu has photos) and everything looks so appetizing. We each got a cold soba set - their summer special fried eel set and beef and tempura set (both regular size), and also a mini pork cutlet curry to share. The noodles were cooked to a perfect tenderness and the cold soba was both refreshing yet soulful on a hot summer evening. The curry hit all the notes as well. We had to wait a little longer than usual for our food because the person who took our order forgot to put it in but our server was so accommodating and tried to get our order quick once they found out what happened. I will definitely come back again if I'm in the area to try their udon set next time. The dishes are all reasonably priced in my opinion as well. -9/10

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Susan L.

Came here on a Saturday night and it was packed! We had to wait around 20 minutes which wasn't that bad. Service- everyone was super friendly and attentive. Definitely love that. Food- everything was amazing! From the freshness of their salmon and their udon was so good! It was a cold day so their udon was on point. Their tempura was battered well- not too dry and had the perfect texture and crunch. Overall- would definitely come back here when I'm in the area. So worth trying !

Cold soba
Katrina T.

Yummy soba!!! Super chewy and very good texture. The salmon and sushi rich were pretty good and the price was amazing! You can get up to 300 grams of noodles for the same price as the normal 100 grams. The tonkatsu was a little soggy and the rice was okay.

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Dinning area - see wall posters

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